A couple months back, I attended a dinner organized by Lee Dryburgh (founder of the popular eComm Emerging Communications Conference) and Thomas Howe. The event was a rousing success with many pillars of the VoIP community in attendance. Soon afterwards, the mailing list that had originally been used to organize the dinner venue became a forum for a discussion about whether the success of Skype has obviated the usefullness of the SIP protocol as an enabler of innovation.
Lee's argument in favor of the proposition had three parts.
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